>> president obama back in the white house ahead of a high stakes political show down. >> we expect the president to take action on immigration with amnesty for millions living here. ncongress is going to stand up to the president. >> hi tension on capitol hill as president obama prepares to flex his executive muscles on immigration. is the white house on a coalition course with congress? >> i just heard about this. >> the president distancing himself from an obama explosive remarks. is the damage done? >> caught on tape, is the man on the video a kidnapped victim or elaborate hoax? it is all "happening now".

>> but first we start with the top story. president obama will not wait until the new congress is sworn in, in january. he will change the immigration law on his own before the end of the year and there is speculation it could come this week. im eric shaun in for jon scott. >> a battle brewing between president and congress ahead of the massive immigration overhaul. the president is planning an excutive order to halt the deportation for 5 million people. and it threatens a show down over the border crisis. >> the white house is noted that republican presidents took action. president reagan fixed problems in the immigration and so did bush 41 and obama, will, too this year.

and link today back to presidents reagan and bush. here's how president obama addressed his upcoming action on immigration. >> i can't wait when i have authorities at least for the next two years can improve the system. i would be derlength in my duties if i did not try to improve the system that everybody acknowledges is broken. >> ohio republican senator rob portman called it a terrible way for the president and new congress to get started. >> he's not going around congress but the american people. the people have spoken and he's responding to folks on his base who say you have to take the unlateral action. it will be overturned at some point and a lawsuit will be filed. >> a texas congressman said his concern is future impact at the border. >> the president unlaterally

goes and does this, he is risking a false hope, for people in this country who would like to have a say in an understanding of what is going to happen. it will cause a rush to the border and chaos, we have been through. it and it is very dangerous for people. >> wild card indicated that the timing the come this week. and others suggested that the president may wait until after congress passes a government extension. >> just a year ago this month, president obama suggested that he may not have the authority to grant amnesty on his own. take a look at his answer when a protestor interrupted him in san francisco. that demonstrators saying he could stop deportations. >> if in fact i could solve all of the problems without passing

laws in congress, then i would do so, but we are a nation of laws and that is part of our tradition, and so the easy way out is to try to yell and pretend like i can do something by violating our laws and what i am proposing a harder path, which is to use our democratic processes to achieve the same goal you want to achieve but it will not be as easy as shouting, but requires us lobbying and getting it done. >> so which is ittousing the laws and democratic process or doing what you want? susan, what changed from the president's answer a year ago that we just saw and now? >> a couple of things. the election is over now and the president is feeling far less inhibited by concerns of what happened in the party in the polls, they lost big time. the president decided to bring

up the fact that two-thirds of the voters didn't show up in the polls. in his estimation, that was the liberal base. the president is taking the tack that we need to move to the left rather than what bill clinton did which was to move to the middle. he said no, moving to the left and planning to move forward with the immigration reform plan that just a year ago is not possible because he needed to follow the law. politics plays a huge role in all of this and dictating why we are hearing him now. i don't know if he is certain if he will move before congress passes the continuing. or after. he promised to do something by the end of this year. >> how come such anger and outrage to this president? president reagan did the same

thing in 1986 that affected 3 million illegal immigrants at the time. some are saying he is sticking by his principles and others see politics. >> don't forget after reagan acted in the '80s people faulted the move and the problem never got solved and people are afraid we'll repeat that now. republicans say we need border security first. the president said no, i have given you enough time. you have had a year and half now. and you haven't done anything. on november 4th, democrats lost big at the polls and now the president is going to double down on the policys that voters appear to have rejected and that is spurring outrage, particularly through the republicans. >> not just republicans.

angus king caucuses with the democrats. i think it will set the cause back and inflame our politics in a way that i don't think will be condoucive to solving the problem. and then republican view from oklahoma. >> i think the president wants a fight and bait us to doing the extreme things. i don't think we will. he's smart enough politically to know it is poisoning the well and there is a lot of people on our side that thinks he is trying to bait us in a fight. >> and sticking to his beliefs for humanitarian purposes. >> for democrats tis a win- win. they will show the base and hispanic voters to circumvent congress. and ignites division in the republican conference of how to try to stop him. and the spending bill fight that is coming will show whether or

not the republicans can stay together on this. a lot of people say look, we can't go too far to cause grid lock. and others say we need to use the power of the purpose to stop the president. even if that leads to a government shutdown. democrats love to so divisions in the republican party. who benefitted the shutdown? democrats, republicans fell so far in the polls, it sent a broad feeling amongst the republican leaders to not repoet this. >> it is it a win- win. >> and we are almost out of time. and the republicans want to see reji revisions as well. >> and if the president moves before december 11th, congress will try to use the power of the purse.

and they may use executive action to with hold funding. but not far enough to lead to grid lock that shuts the government down. we'll so a bill passed to keep the federal government funded. >> the immigration order is on its way. >> and eric, another isis atrocity. dpru system video released showing peter ka sich. but there are key differences between this video and others marking the execution of western hostages. kathryn herrage is in dc with the latest. >> thank you, shannon, the video is a dramatic departure from previous tapes and show cases isis international recruits. a senior french prosecutor said 12 isis recruits are french nationals including as a 22.

mais max imha shard. and he takes part in the mass execution of syrian military personnel that are systemally lined up and beheaded. they are investigating whether a former medical student from wales also appears in the video. he appeared in other isis propaganda tapes. and the family of peter ka ssig scheduled a new's family. they are asking the media not to broadcast images of their son in captivity. and while washington reviews the tape, analyst question the timing of the murder and the tape's release? >> there was no question that he was probably killed but they wanted for the dempsey visit to put horrible images in front of the world.

>> unlike the previous tapes, the new video does not identify the next voochlt the remaining hostages who are forced to act as a isis spokesman and one other american aid worker is no longer held together. and this video hit several distribution network overnight. isis kept the video up longer and it spread more widely, shannon. >> kathryn, thank you. >> shannon, we'll have more on peter kassig in 20 minutes. >> and isis is blamed for bringing terrorism in the heart of the iraq. two car bombs blew up in baghdad. 14 people were killed and dozens more are injured. so far, there was no claim of responsibility but they bear the

hallmark of the islamic state that vowed to capture baghdad one day. >> secretary of state john kerry headed to europe for last-minute negotiations as the clock ticks in reaching a deal with iran over the nuclear program. he will go to london first and then vienna. the deadline is next monday and many analyst put the chance of success at less than 50 percent. >> this is the scene in the west bank today. new clashes and brake out near the security barrier. and palestinians blowing rocks and molatov cocktails. dozens of palestinians were trying to damage the barrier that is meant to prevent suicide bombers and terrorist from entering israeli cities. >> and vatican announcing

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he announced in rome this morning he will travel to the united states in philadelphia. it will be a focus in philadelphia for world meeting of families and held on u.s. soul for the first time ever. there will be a arch bishop that spoke in rome after the announcement. >> i applauded the loudest. we are doing a lot of planning for the families and 90 percent of that is based on the fact that the holy father will join us. >> philadelphia mayor said it will be the largest event in the city's modern-day history. >> our city will work with and support the world meeting of families and the philadelphia 2015 team with our extensive knowledge of hosting big events safely and successfully. >> now, the vatican has not

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lawsuit filed by the former players. heather hanson is a trial attorney and don who is a attorney. good to see you today. heather, we have an underlying lawsuit and former players saying all kinds of allegations of the drugs in the the teams. that sounds like a jumping-off point. >> parts of the allegations. and the dea had heads up, they had no chance to investigate and if it turns in charges i don't believe it will. >> and they clean up their act in the team positions or just allegations and proven at this point. it puts everybody on notice. >> it does.

couple of things. if there were criminal charges to it come from the dean investigation, it would help the 1300 plus players in the civil lawsuit. but these types of cases are easy to hide the evidence. doctors are not necessarily wriepting the scripts. they are providing the drugs without prescriptions. and once you get a heads up. it is easy to stop what you are doing and look like you are independent all day long. >> and allegations that we are hearing from the former play ares that they were drugged up so they could play. there is a lot of interest and billions involved with playing. and those are their allegations sometimes they didn't know prescriptions were written in their name and those kinds of things. >> i take issue with the allegation. there is a account that they were given drugs to wash down with beer. no one is forcing this.

they are choosing to take the beer and drugs. different than the concussions. these players are grown men who made choices. i represent doctors and have a huge issue for passing the buck to them for the men's choices. >> but if you are doped up and drunk, you are not making the best decision and for the doctors to say we didn't force it down your throat. if you are addicted to prescription pain killers you are not playing with a full deck. >> you think that the nfl is a popular target? >> it is in the headlines and allegations from former players and there is it financial interest on whether they want to recover for alleged injuries and what happened. and it seems like they are a popular target right now. >> this suit was filed about the time the concussion incident went down. there are plenty of things to

aim in the nfl for. this is the one that will not go as far. >> there are cases that are absolutely 100 percent legitimate. and others that are motivated by different you know, motives. >> and absolutely. and deep pockets and probably both of the cases, class action civil suit and da could be motivated by those things. i don't think they will go far because there will be a proof problem here. >> we'll so. we have not heard the outcome. >> eric? >> shannon, he was an american with the best of intentions, carrying the spirit of our country to the desperate syrian people. peter kassig is the symbol of good versus evil. civilized world versus barbarrians. what we should do?

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he represented the best our country and he was beheaded for it. 26 year old peter kassig charted his own charity to help the besieged syrian people. that's how isis were able to grab him last year and murder him over the weekend in cold blood. they posted the latest video of the killing. president obama brands it an act of pure evil. how does it stop? how does the civilized world defeat them? captain, it is heart breaking because peter after serving in service to this country, dedicated his life to humanitarian purposes and it ended like this. >> yeah, it is said that no deed goes unpunished in washington

and certainly no good deed goes unpunished in the muslim world. you get in the middle of the civil war. you can go in with the best intentions and it matters not. they are cutting off heads and killing each other and it is brutal and going in with a fig leaf trying to do good is a way to wind up as a hostage and that will not end well. >> we expect a new's conference. and they tried to he converted to islam in captivity and took a muslim name, but sadly that did not stop the terrorist and radical terrorist from killing him. >> no an american taking a muslim name and trying to convert to islam, it is use less

given the fact that isis is killing sunni and shiamous limbs that are muslims their whole life. it is not going to work. they are throat slitting barbarrians and the same kind of horde that tromped back around the area for centuries and the people in the local region will have to deal with it, because there is nothing that the united states and western world can do short of a massive invasion and that's what they want. what they want as osama bin laden called it, the third jihad followed by the third crusade and we'll not play that. it is up to them to solve this. nreaching out will not working with them. how do we defeat and can we defeat radical islamic terrorism once and for all? >> two things can be done. one as egypt has done crush the

muslim brotherhood. that is the font from which all of these groups have sprung. and secondly what has to happen right now, the government in baghdad, they have to come to the decision, are they going to hold together the political state of iraq or is it going to fragment back to the agreement postworld war one. and mes potammia and ottoman empire was carved up. it is among ethnic and religious areas. in iraq it is a political border. which way do you want it. iranians are supporting the government in baghdad and the baghdad have abused the sony and that's why they allowed isis in. the baghdad government is grossly mistreating it. it will be a political decision

where the sony are given real power and hold together the iraqi state or consolidate the territory and fracture the back up back to the postottoman empire and we'll deal with it when it comes. >> the tide is turning dempsey said. it comes too late for peter kassig. he was interviewed by time magazine. >> it is important to send. best aspects of american way of life is able to come together in the face of adversity and stand by those that need a helping hand. our organization will truly help people and share little bit of hope and then i never stop learning and this all stood for something. he sounds like a remarkable young american.

>> yeah, god bless him. out there doing good works but like i said in that part of the world especially now with all of the turmoil, no good deal will go unpunished. ngod bless him and the other american held and all of the other hostages, too. captain nash. thank you for joining us today. >> shannon. >> the fallout continues after a top architect of obama care slams the american voter stupid. and said obama care was deceptively writ tone hide the true cost, doug? >> first time president obama responded to what is responding that grubber gate. he did so in australia on whether the american president misled the american people to get the bill passed. >> no, i did not. i just heard about this. i get well briefed before i come

out here. the fact that some advisor who never worked on our staff expressed an opinion that i completely disagree with in terms of the voters is no reflection on the process that was run. >> but in fact, in several interviews gruber portrayed himself more influential than just some advisor that never worked on the white house staff. he gets people saying you can't make it work without the man date. advisers say this might not be the right thing to do. he said make it happen. >> several key players touted grubber's influence. it was designed on grubber's mod and he will he came to work with the senate finance committee and said he was on loan to the senate finance committee from

the administration. jane hampshire wrote in the huffington post two days before obama care passage. lack of disclosure on the white house and senate and dnc and distributed grubber's work and cited it as independent validation. it was all a part of the same effort. the fox team in boston went to both gruber homes to try to catch up with him. we have not been able to track him down. >> thank you. >> and we have a weather alert. tornado warning issued for jacksonville, florida. what is going on in florida. ncomplex weather system. snow and record cold temperatures and tornado watches and a tornado warning for

jacksonville. the recent one good for six . but concerned for the folks in jacksonville. we have a tornado warning for jacksonville and another one toward st. mary. there is a tornado certainly seeing strong gusty winds 50 or 60 miles per hour. and this cell and line of storms moving eastward at 50 miles per hour. and if you live there, seek shelter immediately. on the cold side of the storm. record- setting cold for much of the southeast and part of the midatlantic and the snow. incredible amounts of snow for the great lakes and ohio river valley in indianapolis and i- 74. we had a chain reaction car reaction. dozens of vehicles involved here. people are not used to the fact that we are getting winter early this time of year.

unfortunately that could be the seen over the ohio valley to the northeast. it is mainly chilly rain. and messy over the next several hours and eric behind this, coldest air of the season and threat of three feet of snow over lake erie and lake ontario. >> three feet asly. winter is here. thank you, janice. >> police are investigating a possible kidnapping caught on video. a man dragged in an suv outside of a store. they haven't gotten int any missing person's report. where do they begin to get answers? >> and the hunt on for a man who shot a husband and father to his death and pushing him in the path of a subway train as the victim's wife watched in horror. here's the latest. yes, a raise.

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>> coming up on the role story, breaking news, officials in france identify a young frenchman as part of the isis beheading of an american. and 400000 is a big salary, right? but wait until the tax dollars obama care johnathon gruber earned from you the taxpayer. and when you die in the city of buffalo, guess what happens to your guns? the authorities can confiscate them. is that legal? find out in the the top of the hour. police in mesa, arizona investigating a possible kidnapping. surveillance video shoes a man talking on his cell phone outside of a convenience store and several men force the man in the vehicle. we'll talk to the ceo of the private investigative firm.

police have no report of a missing person. how would you tackle this as a detective? >> most likely he paid for cash in the convenience store. they would know who he is. it could be friends and pulling up. let's go to a party and do something and so maybe very innocuous or could be severe. and he could be kidnapped and lives on his own and no one identified him as missing yet. there are other clues. and the placement of the cameras don't give a license number of the vehicle. >> you know the type of vehicle. and it was registered in the state you limit the number of the vehicles of that make and model and try to draw that down and see who it is registered. to every place has surveillance cameras and they may have gone

in the convenience store or bar and tie it that way. tow records and ezpass or something that indicates the plate. you may tie the vehicle that way. it may not be a kidnap thing. if it is you want to get on top of it if someone recognizes that. >> he may come forward and say no, i was not kidnapped and my friends took me to a party. >> and a manhunt in new york for someone who pushed a man off of the subway platform in the path of a subway train and the victim did not survive. there was no interaction between the victim and suspect before he suddenly pushed him will in the way of the train that had no way to stop in time and he was

killed. >> this is a horrendous case that police will solve. with the video that is released and in this case you have good video and a subject and a wanted posted out. i think they may tie it together. not to mean his but the out. if he is arrested and dna taken, we'll tie that with past cases. >> there is a video of a man who is the suspect. and he was spotted walking calmly away from the scene and went on the bus and someone recognized him and they had seen what happened and they notified it was too late to catch up with him. what do you make of that demeanor that you kill someone and calmly walk away and leave? >> in every city in the world, you have emotionally disturbed

people who could act out and hurt somebody. unfortunately we lost a innocent man who went to break fast with his wife. police will solve this case quickly and take this man off of the street. someone saw that wanted picture and called police that lead the police to another area to search two different areas. that's what the police will depend on. people seeing the video and possibly identifying the man. >> and take a good look. the clothing and the way he walks. that is a pretty good picture. and a lot of cases, you would not have video that clear. >> you know he's smoking and you know what you are wearing, and they can zoom in on him and get a good facial video of him. >> we'll see how the public responds and continues to respond. >> thank you, shannon and tom.

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hours to calm down that elephant and it had to be tied to a tree. they say that animal had never attacked anyone before working for that tourist company. >> must have been frightening. they stay could be a game changer in the energy industry. giant batteries are being developed to help power the u.s. electric grid. live in our atlantic bureau with the latest, jonathan, will this potentially help keep the lights on? >> well, indeed. in fact the idea is that it will reduce brownouts during periods of peak demand. incidentally, this battery system is going to be produced in an old cigarette factory in north carolina, a old factory cranking out new technology. the company officials will make the power grid more secure and more efficient. the product they are making is called grid bank. it's a shipping container filled with stacks of batteries. the batteries use inorganic chemicals that don't overheat or catch fire and are guaranteed to last at least 20 years. the idea is that you attach them

to the power grid and that will even out the peaks and valleys of energy demand. >> really like a shock absorber, there is too much energy, it takes it and if there is not enough energy it can give it back within 30 milliseconds. >> officials with the startup company say grid bank will reduce the need for power plants to ramp up or scale back output, according to demand, thereby reducing emission and conserving energy. they say the batteries will make coal power cleaner but also make it easier to integrate renewable but sporadic energy sources, such as solar and wind into the power grid. now, to produce grid bank, alevo purchased the old philip morris cigarette plant in concord, inning income much the company expects to create at least 2500 u.s. jobs over the next few years. eric? >> that could really help out, especially in california. all right, jonathan, thank you. shannen? we have heard that one person's trash is another one's

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